Peter Hay House

We stayed at Peter Hay’s Kitchen. First, the good. This place is adorable (on the outside) and in a super convenient location at the corner of Queen & Duke of Gloucester. You park right behind the house, so that was also convenient. The heat worked great—it was cold while we were there. The Keurig in the kitchen made drinkable coffee. Thus ends the "pros". The cons: this place was absolutely top-to-bottom shabby and beat on the inside. Cracked, stained sinks and tub, ratty carpet, rusty fridge, scuffs and scratches everywhere, old, saggy, uncomfortable bed and sofa, a tub that didn’t drain so every shower turned into you standing in 6 inches of dirty water. It was like staying at your Gran’s house and she hasn’t fixed or replaced anything in 40 years. We were awakened early one

I was seen by Meagan McDonald. Meagan was extremely knowledgeable, compassionate, and encouraging as to working with me on getting answers on my health issues. I’m so pleased with her and the Gastroenterologist consultation staff. Thank you for all of your kindnesses . Susan Soucie